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November 2021

Oklahoma Metropolitan Library System Provides Inappropriate Developmental Reading – The Every Body Book by Rachel E. Simon

This summer, the tax-payer-funded Metropolitan Library System recommended LGBTQ+ books and movies to OK County children ages 5-17 within the children’s and teen’s summer reading program.

After receiving dozens of complaints, the library director, Larry White, agreed that the pop-up with links to LGBTQ+ materials would not be included in next year’s summer reading program. While that news was a small victory for us, the children of OK County who enter the doors of the MLS are not safe from confusing and harmful sexual materials.

The library shelves are stocked with books promoting the LGBTQ+ lifestyle. These books are found on the shelves in the Easy, Tween, and Junior sections, where children who are browsing can find them. Even board books for early childhood with titles such as Love Makes a Family and A is for Activist are within easy reach. One Junior book, recommended for ages 8-12, The Every Body Book by Rachel E. Simon, contains a picture of a pregnant man. This book is one of the twenty books recommended this past summer to kids reading for prizes in the summer reading program.

Please follow the link, see the activities, reading materials and videos offered and you will be convinced that there are people in charge of our public libraries who are seeking to indoctrinate your children with filthy sexual messages.

We need to continue to spread awareness to friends and family and call, email, and speak with our library leaders and our Oklahoma legislators.

Andrea Crouch

If you have examples like this, or other information to share, please email Molly Jenkins at Molly@rope2.org

Being Jazz My Life as a (Transgender) Teen exemplifies everything we do not want on the library shelves of Edmond Public Schools

Being Jazz My Life as a (Transgender) Teen exemplifies everything we do not want on the library shelves of Edmond Public Schools. Why encourage behavior that places a child at risk? According to new statistics released by The Trevor Project, the world’s largest self-proclaimed suicide prevention and crisis organization created specifically for LGBTQ young people, 42% of LGBTQ youth seriously considered attempting suicide in the past year, including more than half of transgender and nonbinary youth (2021 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health).

Book Cover: Being Jazz

Jazz Jennings, now 21 years of age, has received a good bit of attention and accolades for his (He will always be a biological male) transition.  His claims to fame include being an influencer, videos on YouTube, and having his own TV show, now in its seventh season on TLC.  And of course, Jazz is an activist. I cannot imagine that these activities do not equate to money, a lot of money. But at what cost?

For more information about gender dysphoria and how the transitioning of children destroys their bodies and their future—I would argue it is child abuse—please check out the link below to endocrinologist. Dr. Michael K Laidlaw’s book review of the first book written about and by Jazz Jennings with co-author Jessica Herthel, I Am Jazz. The first book intended for very young audiences is filled with lies and distortions which Dr. Laidlaw exposes. Dr. Laidlaw’s essay is from a scientific perspective, rather than a feel-good perspective. When it comes to our children, I side with science!

Selected textbooks on display inside Edmond North High School (2021)

By purchasing this book with taxpayer dollars, Edmond Public Schools glamorizes and promotes self-destructive lifestyles, lifestyles dangerous to our children. The placement of Being Jazz on the shelves of the Edmond library is counterintuitive to the mental health of our children. For the sake of our children, it must be removed, immediately. 

Update: After writing the above blog, I happened onto this new article on the Gateway Pundit. How tremendously sad.

Molly Jenkins

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